Hose fit for ETSC sanders

[ear3]

Recently picked up the ETSC 125. The connection between the metal dust port and the 36 to 27 reducing sleeve I use when running it off my 36mm hose is extremely loose, and will come off with moderate pulling force. It's not a connector problem, as it mates just fine with all the 27mm ports of my other tools. Is anyone else having this issue, or is there a newer design for the adapter that fits better with the ETSC port (my unit has the internal ribbing, as in pic below)?

 

[Coen]

That dustport is intended for the newer bayonet style hose-end that has been present on the hoses for years. Only that adapter doesn't have it..

I have no clue why you would want to use a 36 hose on a sander anyway.

 

[Crazyraceguy]

That big hose is adding weight and stiffness, making it cumbersome to a sander. This is made worse by the fact that it is totally unnecessary, for a sander. Stick with the 27mm "tool hose", which is intended for use with smaller volume chip/dust producers, like sanders, Domino, Carvex/Trion, MFK700, etc.
The big hose comes into play with the OFs, Planer, and some say TS, though I don't find it necessary there.

 

[Coen]

The big hose comes into play with the OFs, Planer, and some say TS, though I don't find it necessary there.

Because -depending on what you are cutting- the D27 hose end is prone to clogging in ports where it goes "in" instead of "over". This has become worse since the bayonet hose end.